Su-ran 🌸✨💐

The nickname "My little camellia bud" was born in Su-ran's childhood, affectionately given by her mother.
When she was little, Su-ran was especially fond of white camellias. Whenever he saw one, he said they were his favorites, probably because he found the petals delicate and the appearance "clean" and peaceful.
Her mother, though, used to look at her and call her:
"My little camellia bud."
Su-ran, as a child, did not fully understand the meaning. For her, it was just an affectionate nickname from her mother — and, from time to time, she even complained:
— But I like the white ones...
The mother just laughed and replied that she knew.
Over the years, however, especially after the death of his mother, that nickname took on a completely different meaning.
"My little camellia bud" has come to represent one of the last ways Su-ran remembers being called by her mother. It is an expression that carries affection, childhood, nostalgia and belonging.
Therefore, she does not like anyone to call her that.
When someone says "Camellia" or "my little camellia button," Su-ran may smile immediately, but there is a slight change in her gaze—as if, for a few seconds, she is back to being that little girl next to her mother.
And there's a beautiful irony in this: she preferred white camellias as a child, but as she grew older, she came to like different varieties and colors of camellia.
Perhaps because he understood that the nickname was never really about the flower.
It was about the way her mother saw her. 🌺

During her years in Daegu, Su-ran had a little ritual after school: stopping by Mr. Choi's shop and buying her favorite strawberry whipped cream bread.
It was practically mandatory.
It didn't matter if she had a great day, a horrible test, was tired, or just wasn't hungry. If she and Dae-yun passed by the store, Su-ran would inevitably stop in front of the refrigerator or the shelf looking for the 딸기생크림빵.
It was his little comfort.
Over time, Mr. Choi started to keep one for her when he knew the stock was running low.
"Mr. Choi, do you still have mine?"
"Yours?" You talk as if you have booked the entire store.
"But you know I'm going to buy it."
"I know. That's why I left one behind the counter.
Dae-yun, already used to it:
"You two have a secret agreement about this bread, don't you?"
Su-ran would simply take the bread, smile, and say,
"It's tradition.
And it really was.
She usually ate the bread sitting outside the store with Dae-yun, talking about the day, complaining about teachers, talking about boys, or simply watching people go by.
Sometimes, Mr. Choi's youngest daughter would show up and steal a small piece of the strawberry.
Su-ran feigned indignation:
"Hey! That was the last strawberry!
The girl laughed.
"You're my unnie." You have to share.
And Su-ran ended up giving half of it.
So, years later, the taste of that bread would still be one of the things that would immediately remind Su-ran of Daegu: school, Dae-yun, the Choi family, the afternoons after school, and that feeling of having a small place where she was always expected. 🍓🤍

During the years that Su-ran studied in Daegu, she and Dae-yun had a place that practically became their meeting place: a small convenience store run by the Choi family, located near the school.
Su-ran had known the owner, Mr. Choi, long before he started frequenting the store regularly. Her paternal family lived in Daegu and had known the Choi family for many years. The two families had an old relationship, so when Su-ran moved to Daegu, she simply became part of that routine.
Mr. Choi had a younger daughter as a child when Su-ran arrived in the city. Su-ran ended up creating a huge affection for her and often took care of the girl while she was in the store. Sometimes he helped with her homework, bought her some snacks, or just played around while Mr. Choi worked.
Therefore, the girl grew up seeing Su-ran almost as an older sister.
It was very common for Su-ran to show up at the store after school with Dae-yun:
"Mister Choi, we've arrived!"
"I know. I heard you before you even entered.
Dae-yun immediately went to look for something to eat, while Su-ran greeted Mr. Choi and asked for his daughter.
Over time, the Choi family came to know virtually every member of Su-ran's paternal family, and the affection was reciprocated. To them, she was not simply "the daughter of a well-known family"; it was Su-ran, a girl they had seen growing up.
Even after she is an adult, when she returns to Daegu, there is a great chance that she will pass by the shop.
And the funniest thing is that Mr. Choi would probably still do the same thing:
"You've lost weight." Are you eating right?
Su-ran, now an adult:
"I am, Mr. Choi...
"Lie.
And Dae-yun, next to him:
"I said the same thing! 😭
It's one of those relationships that make Daegu feel like home to Su-ran, even after she's moved to Seoul.

Jeju is practically synonymous with tangerines in Korea. The island is famous for its tangerine orchards. Since Su-ran grew up mostly in Jeju, it makes a lot of sense that this is a word she speaks more naturally in the island's accent.
It's a short word, but difficult. The sound of "gyu" (규/귤) is already a bit tricky for those trying to neutralize the accent. So it's very believable that she "slips" precisely on it.
It has emotional value. Imagine someone asking,
"Do you want a tangerine?"
And she automatically answers,
"Oh, I love 귤!"
When she says "귤", Jeju's accent appears without her noticing. Friends smile because they know that this word always gives away where it came from.
The pronunciation
In the Seoul standard, 귤 sounds roughly like:
"gyul" (with a well-rounded gyu and a very light l at the end).
Suran, on the other hand, could, under the influence of the Jeju accent, pronounce it a little more openly, such as:
"gyol" (the "u" is closer to "ô")
or "gyur" (the end loses a little the "l" and becomes softer).
It's a small difference. Someone from Seoul would understand perfectly, but they would realize right away that she wasn't born in the capital.
In fact, I think this detail is more beautiful precisely because it is not a mistake. It's just a trace of her accent, something she tries to hide out of habit, but which comes up whenever she talks about something related to her childhood — and, in Su-ran's case, tangerines remind her of Jeju. 🍊

Since she spent part of her life in Jeju and Daegu and then went to Seoul, her speech could have slight oscillations depending on the emotional state and the situation.
🌊 Jeju × 🏙️ Daegu
Jeju: that's where the emotional root of it is. Some words and endings may slip away with a more characteristic Jeju influence, especially when she is tired, comfortable, excited, or talking to people close to her.
Daegu: Because she lived with her paternal family and spent part of her childhood there, she also absorbed some characteristics of Gyeongsang's accent. This can appear especially when she is irritated, excited, or talking fast.
Seoul: As she currently lives in Seoul, she has learned the most common pattern of Seoul Korean and is able to speak in a perfectly understandable and natural way. However, some old words or constructions remain.
So she wouldn't say "wrong" exactly. It would be more like:
Su-ran speaks correctly, but sometimes uses a regional pronunciation, intonation, or expression without realizing it.
🌷 The cute detail
The most interesting thing is that she herself may not notice when it happens.
Dae-yun, on the other hand, notices every time.
"Su-ran... you just spoke like a lady from Jeju."
"I didn't say anything different."
"He said."
— "What?"
"Exactly that."

Name: Dae-yun
Relationship: Su-ran's
best friend Personality: Romantic, funny, provocative, playful, confident, dramatic, determined, impulsive and vain.
Dae-yun is pretty much the opposite of Su-ran. She is much more outgoing and is not shy about showing interest in someone. She's the kind of girl who can fall in love after simply finding a handsome boy — and five minutes later, she's already imagining what a date with him would be like.
She loves to tease Su-ran, especially when she realizes that her friend is talking to a boy or when there is any possibility of romance.
Dae-yun: "You were talking to him fifteen minutes ago."
Su-ran: "So what?"
Dae-yun: "Nothing. I'm just choosing the dress I'm going to wear to the wedding."
😭
It is dramatic by nature and transforms small events into big events, but it hardly does so with bad intentions. She is playful, spontaneous and usually manages to get reactions from Su-ran that few people can.
🌷 The dynamics of the two
Su-ran: think before acting.
Dae-yun: act and think later.
Su-ran: Be embarrassed.
Dae-yun: provokes even more.
Su-ran: "Nothing happened."
Dae-yun: "Ahem. And I'm a nun."
Su-ran: shows affection through small gestures.
Dae-yun: shows affection by making a fuss, hugging, teasing and appearing when necessary.
Despite all the teasing, Dae-yun knows Su-ran better than almost anyone. She notices when her friend's smile is fake, when she is uncomfortable, and especially when Su-ran is starting to like someone — often before Su-ran herself notices.
And although she is impulsive and vain, Dae-yun is extremely determined when it comes to protecting the ones she loves. If someone hurts Su-ran, the game ends immediately.
It is precisely this contrast that makes the two so good together: Su-ran calms Dae-yun, while Dae-yun brings Su-ran out of his own shell. 🌸
They have that friendship where they can pass me

It is vindictive in an extremely subtle way — no evil grand plans. Maybe you just stop doing that favor you always did or get politely distant. 😭

When she is angry, she is even cuter unintentionally — her pout, tight lips and serious look end up revealing that she is irritated.

It can be possessive of sentimental objects — dried flowers, letters, gifts, photographs... If something has emotional significance, it hardly throws it away.

He has difficulty detaching himself — both from people and from memories.

Sometimes she overinterprets small gestures—a shorter message, a change in tone of voice, or someone acting differently can make her think, "Did I do something?"

And there is a defect that I find very characteristic of her:

Su-ran is excellent at noticing when someone she loves is suffering, but terrible at noticing when someone is trying to take care of her.

She can look at someone and think "you're pretending you're fine" right away. But if someone looks at her and asks, "Su-ran, are you really well?" there probably comes that little smile,

"I am."

And she still believes she managed to hide it. 🌷

This goes very well with the quirks you've established: the pout when you're mad or trying to hold back your tears, your lips tightened when you hesitate, your eyes shining when you're excited, and that way of putting your chin between your hands. They are small signs that deliver feelings that she tries to hide.

She avoids conflict — she prefers to swallow what she feels rather than start an argument. You can say "it's okay" when it's clearly not.

She holds grudges in silence — she doesn't usually explode, but she can become more distant when someone hurts her.

Silent stubbornness — When you put something in your head, it's hard to change your mind. She can even listen to the arguments, but continue to do it her way.

Slow to ask for help — has a tendency to think that he is bothering others.

He demands too much of himself — especially when he believes he has disappointed someone.

They may be oversensitive to criticism—even when the criticism is constructive, they may dwell on it for too long.

She avoids emotional conversations — ironically, although she is very perceptive of the feelings of others, she has difficulty talking about her own.

She is a little jealous — not necessarily possessive; She becomes quieter, more observant and maybe a little sulky.

You can be passive-aggressive without realizing it — instead of saying "you hurt me," you can respond with a "no, it's okay" accompanied by that little lip.

You have a hard time saying no — especially when someone you love asks for something.

Sometimes it romanticizes people too much — it can see the best in someone and take time to accept that that person may also be harming them.

She gets distracted easily — especially when she is excited about something related to flowers, plants, nature, or a new idea.

You can be a little disorganized outside of work—especially when you're focused on something creative.

When you're nervous, you talk too much, or you freeze—it depends on the situation. Sometimes he begins to explain something too simple; others, he simply cannot find the words.

She has pride—it's not arrogance, but it may take her a long time to admit that she was wrong.

🫣 Hiding your face: when someone close to you teases you too much, you can pull your sleeves over your hands or partially hide your face, while trying to complain between laughs.

☀️ Joining the game: Although she may initially say "I'm not going to do that", if her friends insist, she usually ends up joining the game – and, once she starts, she can be one of the most fun.

✨ Her eyes shine when she's excited: When something really sparks her happiness—talking about flowers, discovering something new, receiving a surprise, meeting someone dear to you, or simply hearing something she loves—her eyes become visibly brighter and more alive. It's almost impossible to hide when you're genuinely happy.
Her dark brown eyes seem to get bigger, especially when she starts talking excitedly about it. Sometimes he even leans forward while talking, completely forgetting his shyness.

🥺 She pouts slightly when she is angry: when she is upset, irritated or sulky, her lips naturally make a small pout. It is not usually an aggressive anger; It's more that expression of "I didn't like that". The more you try to look serious, the cuter you end up getting.

🤐 She purses her lips when she is nervous: when she has to make a difficult decision, is hesitating, or feels like she is about to say something she may regret, she usually presses her lips against each other and stays silent for a few seconds. It's especially evident when you're nervous in a more serious way, and not just shy.

🥹 The pout when he tries not to cry: When he is about to cry, Su-ran desperately tries to control himself. Her lips begin to quiver and form a small involuntary pout as she takes a deep breath and tries to swallow her tears.
She may look away, purse her lips, and blink several times, trying to regain control.

But when she reaches the limit and finally can't hold it anymore, the pout remains as the tears begin to fall — making it evident how hard she was trying to be.

🌧️ Tries to hide her tears: Even when she is very emotional, her first reaction is to try to turn her face or wipe away tears quickly, especially if there is someone around. She doesn't like to be noticed how much something has affected her.

💗 Affectionate: she is not ashamed to show affection when there is trust.

🌻 Hopeful: even though she has reasons to be pessimistic, she chooses to believe that things can get better.

Her greatest quality may be her ability to care. Su-ran doesn't need grand gestures to show love. She notices a flower starting to wither, a person getting too quiet, someone who hasn't eaten properly — and just does something.

She is the type of person who cares without realizing that she is caring. 🌷

Su-ran has a delicate personality, but full of qualities that make her someone very special. His strength is not in being perfect, but in the way he manages to continue being kind even after going through difficult things.

🤍 Extremely kind: treats people with care and hardly acts cruelly.

🌿 Empathetic: easily notices when someone is not well, even if the person does not say anything.

🌸 Affectionate: shows affection through small gestures, attention and care.

🦡 Loyal: When you consider someone part of your life, you stay by that person's side.

🏡 Very attached to her family: she deeply values her roots, memories and family traditions.

🌱 Hardworking: is not afraid to get her hands dirty and do what needs to be done.

📚 Intelligent: has a genuine curiosity and likes to learn, especially about plants, flowers and subjects in which he is interested.

🌺 Wise: she learned a lot from her mother and grandfather and can transform simple experiences into deep advice.

👀 Observant: Notices small details that other people miss.

🫶 Helpful: Finds satisfaction in helping and caring for others.

☀️ Cheerful: although she is initially reserved, she has a light and contagious energy when she is comfortable.

😂 Good-natured: with people close to her, she is playful, easily gets on the bandwagon of friends and knows how to make someone laugh.

🌼 Humble: does not like to put himself above others and often attributes his wisdom to family teachings.

🕊️ Patient: knows how to wait for the right moment, something he learned by watching the flowers grow.

🌙 Resilient: even when they are afraid or emotionally tired, they keep trying.

💪 Determined: when something really matters, its delicacy gives way to surprising firmness.

🎨 Creative: finds different ways to express feelings, especially through flowers and small details.

🗣️ Good listener: prefers to listen and understand before giving their opinion.

This explains part of their tendency to become emotionally attached and to try to keep people close.
🌿 An inherited wisdom
Despite being young and sometimes clumsy, Su-ran possesses surprising wisdom. She grew up among flowers, plants, and older people who taught her to observe life with patience.
When someone is going through a difficult time, Su-ran often finds a way to explain it through flowers.
But he almost never takes credit.
It always starts with something like,
"My grandfather always said..."
or,
"My mother used to say that..."
Then it explains something that seems simple, but ends up being deeply imprinted on the person.
If someone is feeling lost, they could say,
"My grandfather always said that you can't force a plant to bloom early. If you pull the petals to make it open, you'll only hurt it. I think people are a little bit like that too."
Or, when someone is feeling worthless:
"My mother used to say that not every flower needs to bloom in the spring. Some need more time... And that doesn't mean they're any less beautiful."
And when someone is suffering for love:
"My grandfather used to say that some flowers do not survive when we uproot their roots to take them with us. Sometimes love also means knowing where we shouldn't stay."
The most beautiful thing is that Su-ran does not say these things like a distant philosopher. She talks while arranging flowers, preparing tea, or doing some simple task.
Maybe you'll even be a little embarrassed afterwards, realizing that you've ended up talking too much.
"Sorry... I think I'm talking like my grandfather now."
🌺 An important
feature Su-ran's connection with flowers is not just aesthetic or professional.
She sees the world through them.
Each flower has a story, a season, a time to grow and specific conditions to survive. For Su-ran, this has become a way to understand people, feelings and even losses.

However, with close friends and people she trusts, Su-ran changes a lot. It becomes more spontaneous, playful and even a little funny. He has a light humor and can make unexpected comments, imitate someone, get into a joke or simply start laughing at a completely silly situation.
It is especially susceptible to the energy of those close to it. If her friends start a prank, she jumps on the bandwagon easily, even if she initially says she won't participate. They're the kind of people who start by saying,
"No, guys, I'm not going to do that."
... And five minutes later he's doing just that, laughing along with everyone.
It also has a rather silly and playful side, which contrasts with its delicate appearance. When he notices that someone is sad, he usually tries to cheer them up, even if he doesn't know exactly what to say. Sometimes he tells a funny story, does some ridiculous imitation, or just starts talking about something until he can get a smile.
She's not necessarily the funniest person in the room, but she has that kind of spontaneous and unintentionally funny humor, especially when she's at ease.
🏡 Very connected to the Su-ran family
, she is also extremely connected to the family. For her, family does not only represent kinship, but security, belonging and love.
The family's flower shop has enormous significance precisely for this reason. She grew up associating that place with the people she loves, the memories of her childhood and the teachings she received. So even when you're tired or have other responsibilities, you can hardly just let go.
She cares a lot about her father and tends to take on responsibilities to help him without needing him to ask. He also keeps with great affection the memories of his mother and grandfather.
Because she is so attached to her family, losing someone she loves is one of the things that scares her the most.

When someone you love is in danger or when something really matters to them, they can be surprisingly firm. You may be trembling with fear, but you will still step forward.
🌱 The more human side of her
Su-ran is also clumsy.
You can stumble, drop something, forget where you put an object or say something completely unexpected and spend a few seconds in silence realizing what you just said.
She is usually embarrassed afterwards, especially when she realizes that someone was amused.
She also likes to eat a lot, and when she is really comfortable, her cheeks are slightly full as she chews, giving her an almost hamster-like appearance. When he smiles, his eyes close a little and the aegyo-salt becomes more evident, making his expression even sweeter.
💛 Emotionally
At heart, Su-ran is a girl who loves deeply and is afraid of losing deeply.
The loss of her mother and, later, her grandfather left her with a silent fear of abandonment. Therefore, they may develop a slight emotional dependence on the people they really trust. She does not show it in a possessive way; on the contrary, he often tries to hide it.
Your biggest conflict is believing that you need to be strong, useful, and good enough to deserve people to stay by your side.
Therefore, the essence of Su-ran is:
A delicate girl without being fragile, shy without being antisocial, responsible without being perfect and extremely loving, even though she is afraid of loving and losing again.

Childhood — Jeju
Su-ran spent most of his childhood studying at a local school in Jeju. She was a relatively quiet student, but not exactly "straight". She had good grades when she was really interested in the subject, especially in the natural sciences, arts, and literature, but she could get distracted by looking out the window or drawing flowers in the corner of her notebook.
She was known for being kind and helpful. If someone forgot the material, she lent it. If a colleague was crying, she would probably be one of the first to notice.
Her passion for flowers and plants also began there, because she often did school work related to nature.
Adolescence — Daegu
At a certain point, she moved to Daegu and had to adapt to a school with a different environment.
At first, his Jeju accent was eye-catching. Some classmates asked where she was from or imitated some words she pronounced differently. Su-ran was a little embarrassed, but eventually learned to laugh at it.
It was at this time that she became closer to Dae-yun, who would probably be that friend who dragged her to talk, go out after class and, especially, tease Su-ran when a boy appeared.
Su-ran had a curious reputation: the quiet girl who seemed innocent but had unexpectedly sharp answers when she gained intimacy.
High School — Return/Seniors in Jeju
She returned to spend part of her adolescence in Jeju, regaining that feeling of familiarity.
She was a dedicated student, although she was not obsessed with grades. I especially liked jobs where I could create something instead of simply memorizing content.
In the breaks, it was common to find her:
drawing flowers in the notebook;
reading near a window;
taking care of some school plant;
sharing snacks with Dae-yun;
watching the sky when she was bored;
Helping teachers with plants or decoration

🖤 Su-ran
Style Su-ran has a very versatile and balanced style. She likes comfortable and practical pieces, but there is always some detail that makes the look interesting. She doesn't usually dress completely in a single aesthetic — she prefers to mix elements.
On a daily basis, it can appear with oversized t-shirts, baggy sweatshirts, cargo pants or pantaloons, shorts, sneakers and pieces in neutral tones, especially black, gray, white, brown and dark green. She likes looser and more comfortable clothes, which allow her to move freely.
At the same time, she also likes more feminine pieces: skirts, simple dresses, delicate blouses, cardigans and small accessories, especially when she wants to look more dressed.
The interesting thing is that she usually balances both sides. If you wear a large, more masculine t-shirt, you can combine it with a delicate accessory. If you wear a more feminine skirt, maybe wear sneakers or an oversized blouse to break the delicacy.
She doesn't like to look overly produced.
His style conveys a sense of,
"I dressed to be comfortable, but somehow it looked nice."
🎧 Her
aesthetic Su-ran's everyday look would have a mix of:
Downtown girl
Soft
streetwear Casual
minimalism Understated grunge/Y2K touches
Oversized
pieces Neutral and earthy tones Feminine and delicate

details Simple but striking accessories
She also likes layers: t-shirt + jacket, sweatshirt + skirt, basic blouse + open shirt, etc.
And there is an important characteristic: it is not limited to black. Although she likes dark clothes a lot, she manages to incorporate white, cream, gray, brown, burgundy, moss green and navy blue without losing her identity.

Su-ran possesses a delicate, sweet, and naturally elegant appearance, but without looking overly neat or aloof. There is a soft beauty in her, which matches her personality and her connection with flowers.
Hair: long, black and soft, usually with soft waves at the ends. Depending on the moment, you can partially secure them or leave them loose on your shoulders.
Eyes: large, dark brown and deep, resembling small jabuticabas. They have a naturally sweet and expressive look.
Smile: When you really smile, your eyes close slightly, making the aegyo-sal appear under your eyes and making your expression even more adorable.
Face: delicate, with soft features and slightly rounded cheeks. When she's eating, her cheeks become fuller, making her resemble a small hamster — something her friends would probably love to tease her about.
Skin: Clear and even, with a naturally smooth appearance.
Body: delicate and proportioned, with a generally graceful posture, although its coordination does not always accompany this elegance. It can be surprisingly clumsy.
Expression: usually conveys serenity and kindness. When it is concentrated, it can seem serious; When it is comfortable, its expression becomes much more lively and playful.

Striking detail: there is almost always some small floral reference in its appearance, whether it is a barrette, a brooch, a ribbon or a flower discreetly attached to the hair.

Her beauty is not something she uses to get attention. In fact, Su-ran often doesn't seem to even notice when someone thinks she's beautiful. She tends to be a little awkward in the face of compliments and can change the subject quickly.
And there is a very beautiful difference in her appearance: when she is serious, she looks delicate and almost mysterious; When she starts laughing, her cheeks appear, her eyes close and all that elegance disappears, revealing a much cuter and more relaxed girl. 🌷

Su-ran has several involuntary quirks that end up revealing her emotional state even when she tries to hide it.

🤍 Resting your chin on your hands: When you are talking to someone you like or are very interested in the subject, you usually place your elbows on the table and rest your chin between your two hands, looking carefully at the person. It is a very natural and comfortable posture for her.

🙈 Hiding her smile: When she is shy, embarrassed, or receives an unexpected compliment, she brings both hands to her mouth, trying to hide the silly smile that appears on her face. The more you try to disguise it, the more evident it becomes that you are happy.

🌸 Blushing easily: Su-ran blushes easily, especially when she receives flirtations, teasing, compliments, or unexpectedly affectionate comments. Her cheeks turn pink before she can even formulate an answer.

👀 Looking away: When you're nervous, shy, or emotionally exposed, you can hardly maintain eye contact. She looks to the side, at her own hands or at any nearby object, pretending to be busy.

🐿️ Squirrel cheeks: When you're eating something you like, your cheeks are rounded and full, like a squirrel holding food. She continues to chew quietly, often without realizing that she is doing it — and is probably outraged when someone draws attention to her cheeks.

🌿 Moving your hands: when you are anxious, you usually play discreetly with your fingers, rings, sleeves of your clothes or any small object you are holding.

🌺 Tilting your head: When you don't understand something or are genuinely curious, you tilt your head slightly as you stare at the person, almost without realizing it.

🤭 Laughing softly: When something really amuses her, she initially tries to hold back her laughter. He ends up letting out a low giggle and, when he realizes, he is already smiling with his eyes closed.

Despite being a cheerful, kind and even funny person with those she loves, Su-ran carries insecurities that she rarely shows. She learned to hide them behind a smile and the need to take care of others.

Fear of not being enough: sometimes you wonder if you are a good daughter, a good friend or a good enough person. Has a hard time believing that anyone can choose them simply for who they are.

Fear of disappointing: Feels like they need to fulfill their responsibilities and live up to the expectations of the people they love. When it fails, it can be charged much more than anyone else would charge.

Difficulty asking for help: has the feeling that you are bothering you when you need someone. She prefers to say "I can do it" even when she is clearly overwhelmed.

Fear of losing the one you love: the losses you have experienced have made you develop a strong attachment to those close to you. Sometimes, a small change in someone's behavior is enough to make them think they are being pushed aside.

Insecurity about her own feelings: Su-ran is sorry, but she doesn't always immediately understand what she's feeling. You may be confused when you realize that you are emotionally dependent on someone.

Fear of looking weak: she accepts to show affection, but has difficulty showing when she is really hurt. Crying in front of someone or admitting that you are not well can make you feel extremely vulnerable.

Insecurity about her appearance: Although other people may consider her beautiful, Su-ran does not always see herself that way. Her cheeks, her delicate manner, and even a few minor imperfections can be things she silently criticizes in herself.

Fear of being a burden: this is perhaps one of the most profound. When you're suffering, you may think that it would be better to keep everything to yourself so you don't worry anyone.

🌱 Gardening — caring for plants at home, testing ways of cultivating them, and tracking each stage of growth.

🌷 Make floral arrangements — not just professionally; She likes to assemble small bouquets for people she loves.

📖 Read botany books — especially old books, illustrated books, or books with stories about flowers.

✍🏻 Journaling—Writes down thoughts, events of the day, and little things you were happy about.

🎨 Drawing flowers — especially in notebooks, book margins, and loose papers.

📸 Photograph — flowers, landscapes, cafes, quiet streets, details of old buildings, and everyday moments.

🌊 Walking near the sea—especially since you have an emotional connection to Jeju.

🐚 Collecting small souvenirs from nature — shells, dry leaves, petals, beautiful pebbles, etc.

🎧 Listening to music while working — she probably has specific playlists for each mood.

☕ Visiting small coffee shops — especially those hidden in quiet streets.

🍰 Making desserts — not necessarily because you're excellent at it, but because you enjoy the process.

🧶 Crafts — embroidery, simple crochet, making small ornaments, or decorating objects.

💌 Make cards by hand — especially for birthdays or important people.

🎀 Personalize clothes and accessories — small flower embroideries, ribbons, brooches, and delicate details.

🕯️ Make candles or handmade soaps — especially with floral scents.

🌙 Watching the sky at night — she likes to spend a few minutes looking at the moon and stars before going to sleep.

🐈 Spending time with animals — especially cats; I can imagine her stopping in the middle of the street to pet a cat. 😭

Name: Shin Su-ran (수란)
Nationality: South Korean 🇰🇷
Birthplace: Jeju, South
Korea Current Residence: Daegu, South
Korea Profession: Florist
Area of Study: Botany
Place of Work: Spring Night Flower Shop
MBTI: ISFP
Zodiac Sign: Gemini ♋
Favorite Flower: Camellia 🌺
Favorite Season: Spring
Favorite Color: Soft Pink, Cream, and Green
Favorite animal: Cats 🐈
Favorite drink: Flower tea and sweet
coffee Favorite foods: Homemade dishes and desserts
Hobbies: Gardening, drawing, photography, reading, writing, crafting, herbarium creation, and hiking
Personal style: Romantic, delicate, natural, and slightly vintage
Affectionate nickname: My little camellia bud 🌺
Dominant hand: Right
Sentimental object: Pressed
flower notebookFavorite place: Gardens, flower shops, quiet beaches and small
cafes Personality: Sweet, sensitive, observant, creative, reserved and empathetic.

🌷 Su-ran's
family Maternal family — Jeju 🌊
Mother — deceased: it was her main emotional connection with Jeju. Su-ran inherited from her the affection for flowers, nature and perhaps some small quirks.
Maternal grandfather — deceased: lived in Jeju and was a very important figure during Su-ran's childhood. It may have been the one who taught her to recognize plants and flowers.
Maternal grandmother — in Jeju: remains living on the island. He is one of the few people who still keeps Su-ran directly connected to his maternal family and his mother's memories.
Paternal family — Daegu 🏙️
Father: lived/has roots in Daegu. The relationship with Su-ran can be more complex and reserved, especially after the death of her mother.
Older brother — Su-ho: Su-ran's older brother. He has a protective relationship with her, although he can pick on her a lot because she is the youngest sister.
Paternal family: Part of the relatives on his father's side remain in Daegu, where Su-ran spent part of his childhood before going his own way.

Su-ran is a kind, sweet, and naturally welcoming girl, but she is not someone who opens up easily. When you meet a new person, you tend to be a little shy and observant, choosing your words carefully before you speak. She may seem quite serious or quiet at first glance, but this happens more out of insecurity than lack of interest.
Once she feels safe, however, her true personality comes through. Su-ran becomes more talkative, cheerful and spontaneous, especially when the subject involves something she loves. She can spend hours talking about flowers, plants, botany, or anything little that piques her curiosity, and her enthusiasm ends up being contagious.
She shows affection mainly through small gestures. They are the type of person who notices when someone is tired, leaves a flower on the table, prepares something to eat, or simply stands by the person's side without demanding that they speak. He has a very great sensitivity to perceive changes in the behavior of others.
At the same time, Su-ran is very responsible and hardworking. From an early age, she learned to help in the family's flower shop and, therefore, has a tendency to take on too much responsibility. She rarely complains and often thinks she needs to figure it all out on her own.
This is precisely one of its biggest flaws.
Su-ran has a hard time asking for help, saying no, and admitting when she's tired. You can smile and say that everything is fine even when it clearly isn't. There is a need in her to be useful and not to worry the people she loves.
She is also quite emotional. When she is calm, she can think before acting, but when she reaches the limit she can act on impulse, say something without thinking and regret it immediately. Sometimes you keep so much feeling inside that you end up having small unexpected emotional outbursts.
And despite her delicate image, Su-ran is not fragile.